elaunch error

[Rakoun]

I am under Ubuntu linux 5.04 (Hoary Hedgehog) and i have the following error message when i launch elauch:

xxx@xxx:~/Jeux/MMORPG/ATITD/eClient$ ./elaunch
./elaunch: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Can anybody help me?

Thanks

Rakoun
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[OldJoe]

I am under Ubuntu linux 5.04 (Hoary Hedgehog) and i have the following error message when i launch elauch:

xxx@xxx:~/Jeux/MMORPG/ATITD/eClient$ ./elaunch
./elaunch: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Can anybody help me?

Thanks

Rakoun
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You are missing the file listed above. You need to install the compat-libstdc++ package.

[Rakoun]

You are missing the file listed above. You need to install the compat-libstdc++ package.

I search this package for ubuntu but i did not find it. Do you know where can i find it?

Thanks

Rakoun
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[Gurney]

For Debian, it is the package libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2 that contains that library.

[Rakoun]

For Debian, it is the package libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2 that contains that library.

Thanks, it was that. Now i can play ATITD on my ubuntu distribution but it is slower than on windows. Perhaps linux don't use my video card very well. If someone has the same problem,please help me.

Rakoun
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[Pluribus]

It would probably help if you used hardware accelerated drivers on your distribution :-)

I looked up your account, and it shows you doing software rendering...

[Rakoun]

It would probably help if you used hardware accelerated drivers on your distribution :-)

Hum accelerated drivers on linux, I will see how to do that.

I looked up your account, and it shows you doing software rendering...

:blush3: Arf, I am trying, I am a beginner in 3d rendering!

Rakoun
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[Pluribus]

What video card are you using?... I know of vendor supported drivers for ATI cards and NVIDIA cards... (With NVidia drivers being more well behaved) All the other drivers go through Mesa DRI... If the DRI project doesnt support your card or there are NO vendor supplied accelerated drivers, then I am sorry, but you WONT be happy with the games performance... (Software renderering = Death slow)

EDIT: Correct that last sentance (Added the NO there... Thats what I get for NOT previewing it)

[Rakoun]

What video card are you using?... I know of vendor supported drivers for ATI cards and NVIDIA cards... (With NVidia drivers being more well behaved) All the other drivers go through Mesa DRI... If the DRI project doesnt support your card or there are vendor supplied accelerated drivers, then I am sorry, but you WONT be happy with the games performance...

I use a NVIDIA GeForce II.

(Software renderering = Death slow)
:huh2: I still don't understand what you would like to say?Do you mean that by loocking my account you see that ATITD was slow on my computer?

Excuse my english!

Rakoun
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[Pluribus]

Yes, I can look at your account and see that you were using Mesa software rendering.... I WROTE the linux port :smitten: However, you are in luck...
While a GF2 is fairly old, it is still supported somewhat... In your case, I would actually suggest trying to get the nvidia 61.11 driver from http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_1.0-6111.html working. The much newer drivers MAY not still support the GF2, (NVIDIA is phasing out support for thier ANCIENT cards)

NOTE: If that driver doesnt work, try newer ones... (They may or may not work, but generally, there hasnt been new functionality for the GF2 since the 30.x drivers.)

[Rakoun]

Okay!
Thanks for the link I will try this driver.

Rakoun
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[Rakoun]

LOL now all is good, I can play ATITD on my ubuntu without any slowing. I used synaptic in order to install the good package witch was nvidia-glx.

Thanks for all.

Rakoun
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[Beliar]

[...]
xxx@xxx:~/Jeux/MMORPG/ATITD/eClient$ ./elaunch
./elaunch: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[...]


i have the same problem, but i cant find a package for my distribution (debian amd64)
is there any solution that does not contain installing another debian/linux or using chroot?


ok, i found where the package is (ia32-libs, apt-file didnt had the package lists) but i had already installed that.
ill try the chroot now

[Beliar]

ok i got it to work... but the graphics driver wont work in dchroot...

theres one thing i cant understand, if i run fglrxinfo with root in the dchroot it says the correct driver but not if i run fglrxinfo with a normal user in dchroot..

anyone have a solution?

[Beliar]

nevermind, i found it out myself.

somehow the dri directory of /X11R6/lib/modules was only accesible by root, other couldnt even read from it....

and my first test says it runs much faster now... :)

[Pluribus]

The client actually runs on a 64 bit machine :-)

[Beliar]

are you saying that the client should be running on a pure 64bit distro without dchroot or happy because i got it to work on that(actually using a 32bit dchroot) ?

[Pluribus]

Happy that you actually made it work at all... The client is DEFINATELY non-trivial to port to a pure 64-bit environment.